Yes, several lenders offer DSCR loans that allow asset depletion to help with ratios.
Below is a comparison of lenders and their DSCR programs that support asset depletion:
| Lender | Program(s) | Asset Depletion Details |
|---|---|---|
| FundLoans | Spectrum No Ratio | Asset depletion is allowed for qualifying income. Designed for real estate investors, focusing on property cash flow. |
| Angel Oak | Investor Cash Flow | Asset depletion is permitted. Uses rental income to qualify without requiring employment or income disclosure. |
| Champions Funding | Ambassador DSCR 1-4 Unit, Accelerator DSCR 1-4 Unit | Asset depletion is allowed. Calculation: Net Qualified Assets / 60 months. Eligible assets include checking/savings, stocks, bonds, and retirement accounts. Restrictions apply to gift funds and large deposits. |
| Change Wholesale | Investor Program | Asset depletion is explicitly allowed to supplement income for DSCR qualification. |
| Deephaven | DSCR, DSCR 5-9 Unit Wholesale | Asset depletion is permitted to supplement DSCR calculations. Focuses on property income rather than personal income. |
| NQM Funding | Investor DSCR Program, DSCR Supreme | Asset depletion is allowed. Calculation: Net Qualified Assets ÷ 84 months. Restrictions include seasoning requirements, LTV reductions, and ineligibility for cash-out transactions. |
| American Heritage Lending | Invest Star, Invest Star Plus | Asset depletion is allowed under two methods: Asset Income Lift (assets divided by 120 months, max 20% of total income) and Asset Qualifier (assets divided by 60 months, minimum 110% of loan + reserves). Eligible assets include cash, savings, and retirement accounts. |
If you'd like more details about any specific program or lender, let me know!